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| Diagnosed and scared to death | 20 Feb 2005 14:46 GMT | 42 |
I am 56 and live in Chicago. In Nov. I was diagnosed with diabetes and was terrified. Routine office visit urine test and it had been about 4 years since my last check-up.
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| the sun may change your gleason score | 20 Feb 2005 13:51 GMT | 10 |
there was a news item that found that being out in the sun for a little as 15 minutes a day, could change the gleason score if you were to develop pca. scientists said that taking vitamins do not have the same effect as
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| low PSA, PCa with high Gleason score | 20 Feb 2005 12:28 GMT | 6 |
My comments are provided mostly to benefit, I hope, those folks concerned about acquiring PCa or those recently diagnosed. This information is likely known to those of you have have dealt with PCa for some period of time.
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| Low PSA linked to aggressive tumors? | 20 Feb 2005 12:27 GMT | 15 |
Below is an excerpt from a previous post I read. Is this really the case? I hadn't heard this before and am now quite concerned. This means a low PSA when diagnosed can actually be BAD news?? Thanks,
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| Father's Recent Diagnosis - Update | 19 Feb 2005 21:57 GMT | 6 |
Hello all. My father was diagnosed with PCa last week after a suspicious DRE necessitated a biopsy. We have just received the good news that all of the scans came back negative and that the tumor is completely confined and has not progressed
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| Brachytherapy Info | 19 Feb 2005 03:57 GMT | 30 |
I'm a month shy of my 65th birthday. Was recently diagnosed with PC. My PSA is 6.2, Gleason 6, and T1C. Tomorrow I'm going to a Brachytherapy information class at Kaiser, a HMO. Was wondering if anyone who considered or has the permanent seed proceedure had any
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| 302 Messages! | 19 Feb 2005 02:46 GMT | 1 |
I've been in Florida for a week and I come home to 302 messages?!?!? Looks like a blitz read coming up.
 Signature Prostate Cancer Survivor (so far), not a doctor
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| cancer vaccine | 19 Feb 2005 01:06 GMT | 5 |
SAN FRANCISCO, FEBRUARY 17: An innovative treatment for prostate cancer that uses a person's own immune system has been found for the first time to prolong the lives of patients with the disease, the most common form of cancer among men.
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| Robotic surgery | 19 Feb 2005 00:22 GMT | 3 |
Since robotic LRP is relatively new, it is hard to find a surgeon who has a lot of experience with the procedure. Also, it is hard to find one who publishes their results in regards to continency, potency, positive margin percentages, etc. When you pull up the daVinci web site ...
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| Bone Scan, giving blood. | 19 Feb 2005 00:20 GMT | 27 |
Hi and thanks to all for your help and support. I saw my uro today and surgery seemed to be the best choice for me. (age 56 T1c 3+4 God, how I wish that we ALL didn't know about this stuff) Not just from his advice (He went through all of the options) but from
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| biopsy or not | 19 Feb 2005 00:14 GMT | 32 |
I am 54 years old with a psa level under 1.0. My doctor told me i have one nodule and wants to do a biopsy. He also told me that the biopsy is like trying to find a seed in a grapfruit so I am not to interested in going thru the pain for a 50/50 shot or less to find possible or ...
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| Judge's career ended by allegations of the pump | 18 Feb 2005 18:20 GMT | 5 |
Judge's career ended by allegations By Julie E. Bisbee, The Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY Jurors and others in Judge Donald Thompson's courtroom kept hearing a strange whooshing noise, like a bicycle pump or maybe a
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| Tail bone | 18 Feb 2005 14:40 GMT | 4 |
16 days after Robotic thing..2 days cath out.is it normal to have rectal pain which seems to be behind tail bone ? Also not wearing Depends, seem to be no leaking ? If I go out I put some Viva (Soft) papertowel down there. Why is it so irritated, itchy, scaly down there ??? I keep
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| I.P Rants | 18 Feb 2005 02:35 GMT | 1 |
I.P. Perhaps I was a little harsh using "rants" in my last post and I apologize for that. I recognize that you've contributed a lot to this group and I'd like to see you around for a long time in the future. That was the gist of
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| Support for my HT decision | 17 Feb 2005 21:27 GMT | 4 |
I'm at ease with my decision to delay post-RP HT against my doctor's initial advice. I posted my first, loooong rationale here, and it occasionally comes up again, like this morning's sausage. Some people here agree with my rationale, many don't . . . not that there's anything wrong ...
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